Corry Evening Journal Publisher Details and Rates
Publisher Arthur Colegrove and National Advertising Rep Red Kimball listed with office addresses in New York Chicago Detroit Pittsburgh. Associated Press rights noted. Mail and carrier rates outlined for Corry, with $6 yearly by mail and local three cent per issue.
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Balt Corry Evening Journal
West South Street
Corry
Colegrove
Arthur Colegrove
National
Red Kimball
The. 1
W. 44Th Bt
New York
Michigan Square
Chicago Mortgage & Bond
Detroit
Chamber @f Com
Pittsburgh
Weightman
Philadelphia
Associated Press
Quiet presidential elections and the electoral college
The article discusses how the real election lies in the meeting of electors rather than the public vote. It references past disputed results in 1888 and 1876 and notes a failed plan to switch electors. Thomas J. Curran warns that such a defective system may be ended, questioning if his prediction of the electors’ last meeting proves true.
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Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Harrison
Samuel J. Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
Tilden
Hayes
Thomas J. Curran
New York
Rationing Reinstated By OPA For Canned Goods And Meats
The OPA reintroduces strict rationing with blue points for several canned vegetables and red points for most meats, while fall months’ unused points become invalid. Public reaction leans toward disapproval as war threatens world food production and land use. The decision aims to stretch dwindling supplies while preserving December allocations.
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OPA
Quiz page six asks seven questions about war, literature, and history
The page presents seven quiz prompts including the name of the wartime prisoner of war treaty, Dima Barrymore’s parentage, a claim about Al Jolson in Sonny Boy, statements about Russian snipers, who wrote Quentin Durward, the animal from which venison comes, and the meaning of DNB plus other misc items.
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Dima Barrymore
John
Ethel
Lionel Barrymore
al Jotsorr
Sonny Boy
Quentin Durward
Svenison
U. S
Snown
Twenty Years Ago In Jornal Files Summary
A December 29 report recalls Wayne Nichols recovering at home from alcohol poisoning after fumes while cleaning a radiator at Rex Garage West South Street. Erie state teachers opened the Pennsylvania State Education Association convention. Harry L Weeks, a former Gentian resident, died at 50. Annie Joss of Johnson Street died at 19 months from scarlet fever and pneumonia. West End police arrested two for shoe thefts from a PRR freight car, aiding theft investigations. Fred W Clark of this city crashed a Don Doughnut Company vehicle into a Warren car near Corry, damaging both cars and a telephone pole.
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Wayne Nichols
Medisaie
Rex Garage
West Soith Street
Church Street
Harry L. Weeks
Erie
Mr. Weeks
Fred W. Clark
Don Doughnut, Company
Corry
Warren
Nazarene Young People Hold Conference Here
Nazarene youth conference and Sunday School rally set at Gerry Church of the Nazarene Essex Street near Washington Street on New Year’s Day. Afternoon 2:30 to 5 and evening 7:30. Rev Woodcock of Waterford to lead youth discussion with five presidents speaking. Sunday School leaders led by Rev Wayne Action of Riceville with five superintendents and brief talks. Rev Gordon V. Wooris of Warren Church will be the seeker for the evening service. Everyone welcome.
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Sue Yauren Avur Oeacuieue
Gerry Church of the ‘Nazarene
Essex Street
Washington Street
Young People's Society
Jerry Woodcock
Waterford
Woodcock
Wayne Action
Riceville
Gordon V. Wooris
Warren
Nava
First Aid Essentials From the Medical Society
First aid guidance emphasizes calling a physician for accident victims and avoiding improper treatment. It covers shock management, keeping the victim warm, giving only safe drinks, and transporting injuries carefully with a rigid aid. The piece notes the need for more intelligent first aiders as doctors grow scarce.
Injured Sparta Man Shows Improvement
Raymons Wescott of Route 9 Apt Iansburg near Titusville has shown partial improvement after Christmas hospital admission. A belt at the Eaton lease plant in Red Oak smashed his head, causing a scalp wound and concussion. Jay Range investigated the incident.
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Raymons Wescott
Mr. Wescott
Refiners Reply to Pearson on Russian Oil
Pennsylvania Grade Crude Oil Association rejects Pearson’s claim of importing Russian oil and storing it in depleted wells. They cite 6.264 billion barrels total, 927.856 million recoverable, a 34 year supply, and warn of high costs and contamination risks to premium Pennsylvania crude.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Grade
Russia
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Bureau
U. S
Postwar Commission Reports Drop Of 5 Million Acres From Pa Farms
Harrisburg dec 29 the State Postwar Planning Commission reports a decline of nearly 5 million farm acres and a drop in farm numbers from 224000 to 169000 between 1900 and 1940. Despite this, farm production rose about 60 percent due to efficiency and improvements in farming methods. The report suggests idle land could be repurposed for forestry recreation and fish and game while urging soil conservation and possible state land purchases for conservation and development. It also notes veterans may get up to 4000 toward homes but only for land already under cultivation or with good prospects.
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Harrisburg
State Postwar Planning Commission
Poosey Valley
Planning Commission
Conservation Commission
Myrtle Broughton buried at Pine Grove Cemetery
Paneray services for Mrs Myrtle Broughton were held at Bracken Keating Funeral Home with Rev Leon Frank officiating and Rev A R Horst assisting. Songs were sung by Mrs Donald Engle and Mrs Ember Earl. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with local and out of town relatives attending.
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Myrtle Broughton
Bracken-Keating
Leon Frank
Broughton
A. R. Horst
Bethel Tabernacle
Donald Engle
Ember Earl
Robert, Nichols
John Wettenbury
Ray van Guilder
Pare Brooks
Pine Grove Cemetery
Samuel Broughton
Wilson Laird
Hazel Laird
C. E. Gatmoe
Virginia Ganmoe
Erie
Adam Mara
East Springfield
Ross Sisson
Girard
Arington Lee
Niobe
N.Y
Jack Winston
Cleveland
Martha McCoy
Pittsfield
Ray Wells
Lottaville
Lombard Infant Dies at Indiana Hospital Blairsville Parents Mourn
The infant son born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs William Lombard of Blairsville died at the Indiana Hospital in Indiana Pa. Survived by the parents are eight brothers with the family mourning the loss in a sorrowful moment.
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Lombard
Indiana Hospital
Pois City
Willam P. Lombard
Blairsville
Indiana
William
Warren Man Near Death at Local Hospital
Det 20 reports from Warren General Hospital bedside updates that Martin Clark remains in very serious condition after a night of declining health. Oxygen was administered as doctors monitor possible further complications and the outlook remains grave.
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Warren, Det
Martin Mr. Clark
Warren General Hospital
Investigation reports Clark injury sequence after Walnut Street drop
Treut M. Evan reported Clark taken to Walnut Street from Pennsylvania Avenue by taxi and alighting there. A trail of Wood Ted showed he fell after leaving the cab, body found later. X rays show no broken bones or puncture wounds. Injuries described as undoubtedly internal.
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Treut
M. Evan
Clark
Walnut Street
Fennsylvanis Avenue
Hough
Ted
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Shamburg's
Mews & Sports
Jornal Files
Corry School
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Annie
Delbert Joss
Johnson Street
West End
PRR
Nazarene
The
Medical Society of State of Pennsylvania
Sparta
Pearson
Columonist
Angelfood Cakes
Parkerhouse
the Corry Bakery
East
Commission
Pie Grove
America
Heiman
Warren Man
Camden C. Ruffner
E. Wayne St
Thomas Motor Co
the National Bank OF Corry
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